Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
'Experiential' Tokyo sightseeing ●
Bullet Train to Hakone ●
Hakone Outdoor Museum ●
Historic Takayama ●
Kyoto: Temples & shrines ●
Hiroshima: Peace Memorial Park
Immerse yourself in Japanese culture and society ● visit major sites and monuments and special places out of the way ● Ryokan and temple stays ● strong culinary aspect - fun and educational cooking class ● travel via famed Bullet Train
Seoul: city tour & the DMZ ●
Welcome dinner at top of Namsan Seoul Tower ●
Unique & beautiful Jeju Island
Immersion in Korean culture, ancient & modern ●
Hakone Outdoor Museum ●
Kyoto: Temples & shrines ●
Hiroshima: Peace Memorial Park
Seoul: city tour & the DMZ ●
Welcome dinner at top of Namsan Seoul Tower ●
Unique & beautiful Jeju Island
Immersion in Korean culture, ancient & modern ●
Hakone Outdoor Museum ●
Kyoto: Temples & shrines ●
Hiroshima: Peace Memorial Park ●
Aso-Kuju National Park: five cone volcano ●
Nagasaki: feudal castles, samurai houses, Meiji-era villas, smoking volcanoes
Vibrant Taipei ● Historical Tainan ● Seoul: city tour & the DMZ ● Welcome dinner at top of Namsan Seoul Tower ● Busan city tour ● Unique & beautiful Jeju Island Immersion in Korean culture, ancient & modern ● Kamakura: Great Buddha ● Bullet Train to Hakone ● Hakone Outdoor Museum ● Kyoto: Temples & shrines ● Hiroshima: Peace Memorial Park
Vibrant Taipei ● Historical Tainan ● Seoul: city tour & the DMZ ● Welcome dinner at top of Namsan Seoul Tower ● Unique & beautiful Jeju Island ●
Immersion in Korean culture, ancient & modern ● Hakone Outdoor Museum ● Kyoto: Temples & shrines ● Hiroshima: Peace Memorial Park ● Aso-Kuju National Park: five cone volcano ● Nagasaki: feudal castles, samurai houses, Meiji-era villas, smoking volcanoes
Japan is a land of immense beauty, a place like nowhere you’ve ever visited. Hyper-modern and deeply traditional, its unique culture and technological innovations enthrall travellers from around the world. And beyond Japan’s neon-lit metropolises and quaint towns, the country is a lush patchwork of mountains, forests and rivers.
Our small group Japan tour packages will show you the real Japan, from visiting the iconic sights to enjoying off-the-beaten-path encounters. Soak up the energy of high-tech Tokyo, tiptoe among the creaking temples of Kyoto, glide through the countryside on the super-efficient Shinkansen "bullet train" and prepare to be welcomed by some of the friendliest people on the planet.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Japan Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Japan?
Citizens from the UK, Ireland, and certain other European countries can stay in Japan for up to 90 days without a visa, and this stay can be extended for an extra three months. Citizens from the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand can also stay for up to 90 days without a visa, but this stay is not extendable and you must have a return air ticket.
Is Japan safe?
Overall, Japan is a very safe country for travellers. Crime levels in Japan are low and it’s generally safe to walk around at night and take public transport, although you should take the same precautions you would in your home country.
Tokyo’s entertainment districts, including Roppongi and Kabuki-cho, are regarded as higher risk areas for crime (especially at night) and there have been reports of foreign nationals being targets of drink-spiking, credit card fraud, robbery, and assault. While incidences of sexual assault are rare, women are advised to be cautious and exercise the same caution about being alone with a man as they would anywhere.
When is the best time to visit Japan?
The best time to visit Japan really depends on what you want to do during your trip. During summer (June-August), most of the country is generally humid and warm, making it a great time for trekking. Summer is also a great time to enjoy Japan’s colourful matsuri (festivals).
To experience the beautiful cherry blossom season, time your visit between March and early April. The equally glorious but lesser-known plum blossoms can be seen during February. Arrive in autumn (October-late November) to see the forests explode with dazzling colours. In winter (December-February), visiting Japan can be a magical experience with the potential for snow and the attraction of warming up with a steamy onsen.
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